Sentence examples similar to loses grasp on from inspiring English sources

So, now I've got on that Falcon trainer look, like at any moment a giant screeching bird is going to mount my arm and make me lose grasp of my boarding pass.

(See "BP Losing Grasp On Siberian Gas").

(See: "BP Losing Grasp On Siberian Gas") Shares in BP were up 5.50 pence 111 cents), or 0.9%, to £5.85 ($11.69), in early afternoon trading in London.

"These wines are quite elusive -- you grasp and lose, grasp and lose," he said, adding -- ever the Frenchman -- "They are like women".

Ms. Shaw never loses her grasp on her audience.

But unlike King, he never loses his grasp on reality.

Indeed, the more he ventured into the tale of marine scientist Doc Will Chasee) and his off-again-on-again romance with young drifter Suzy (Laura Osnes )-- who stops in town long enough to be taken up by bordello madam Fauna (Leslie Uggams) and amusing layabout denizens Mac Tom Wopatt) and Hazel (Stephen Wallem) -- the more he loses his grasp on any kind of dramatic tension.

On one hand, America is losing its grasp on that chic early Sixties aesthetic as Mad Men swings into the Seventies.

Travelling over the planet, meanwhile, with its vast oceans, lost cities, floating castles and tribes of people slowly reverting to barbarism and religion as they lose their grasp on the knowledge of their ancestors, is a visual and imaginative feast.

You can't lose a grasp on reality you never possessed.

Some begin to lose their grasp on their sanity and badly decompensate".